Politicians have weighed in on funding and ownership for KBS, NRK, SABC, and PTS, while Serbia's RTS has been the subject of demonstrations.

CBC News is expending its local services to connect with small and underserved communities by hiring new journalists to work in there.

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A crackdown on political opposition and an increase in attacks on journalists and independent media - including public media - mark a worrying trend.

PMA's new project in the Caribbean aims to equip journalists with data journalism skills to enhance disaster preparedness.

UK Gov't is mulling the future of the licence fee; while in Japan a new cohort of citizens now have to pay the NHK licence fee.

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Cuts to Meta fact-checking in favour of community notes is deeply concerning and highlights the need to better support public media.

RTI discusses the new book published by the public broadcaster and the mission they have fulfilled over the years for their global audience.

Belgium’s RTBF faces austerity; Slovenia’s funding remains unknown. Israel’s KAN becomes a political football, and FM falls silent in Switzerland.

The Director of Transformation in BBC News and Current Affairs, Phil Harrold, becomes PMA's 11th board member.